08 December 2025

Visiting Redwings over the Christmas period

Two boys are stroking Wiggins the donkey over a fence

A Redwings Visitor Centre could make for a wonderful day out over the festive period - a chance to stretch your legs and enjoy a family walk, get nose-to-nose with some of our rescued horses and donkeys, and then finish up with a warm cuppa in our cosy cafes! 

Our English Visitor Centres will be open on their usual days throughout December and then closed on Boxing Day (Friday 26th). They will then be open on Saturday 27th, Sunday 28th and Monday 29th December from 10am until 4pm, making them the perfect opportunity to get outside and stretch your legs in-between Christmas and New Year!

Dogs on leads are always welcome too - sounds like the perfect post-Christmas day out to us!

* Please note that Redwings Aylsham in Norfolk will be closed for a stocktake on Friday 2nd January, reopening as usual from Saturday 3rd January.

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